The nature of a given injury refers to the type of harm done to the body and to the seriousness of the resulting physiological effects. While the value of an injury is the expected monetary compensation for the injured victim.
read moreDo you know the difference between an auto accident lawsuit and a insurance claim? Many find them confusing and may mistake one for the other. With either a claim or a lawsuit, the main similarity is that they both tend to recover compensation in order to cover the damages that were done due to an
read moreA fall victim’s carelessness or lack of attention could cancel any grounds that the same victim might have for a slip and fall case. Yet evidence of a hazard at the spot where the victim slipped and fell down could become the basis for a personal injury case.
read moreNot every dog bite incident plays out in the same way. No two of them have exactly the same timeline. For that reason, those that have been victimized by such incidents tend to have specific concerns.
read moreIf the negotiations fail to lead to agreement on the terms of a settlement, then the claimant could choose to file a lawsuit. Yet the possible utilization of the medication process would allow for consideration of an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) of the contentions that have stemmed from the different claims.
read moreGood evidence should show that the defendant was negligent. The lawyer has to have evidence to prove negligence.
read morePersonal injury lawyers know that you can get hurt on two types of private property: commercial and residential. You can generally sue the defendant for injuries in this case. The defendant is the person who owns the private property.
read moreShould the owner of a car, truck, van or SUV pay for coverage of vehicle damage? Most state laws do not require possession of such coverage. Still, some companies that lease vehicles do expect their customers to purchase such coverage.
read moreA plaintiff that hopes to show a defendant’s liability for a wrongful death must offer proof of the fact that the same defendant had been negligent, during the moments that preceded the fatal accident.
read moreA jury at a courtroom trial could feel reluctant to accept the testimony from a witness that has not appeared trustworthy. Consequently, lawyers try to gauge the believability of each client’s witnesses, and to cast doubt on the believability of the other side’s witnesses.
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